Forehand counterhit

Strokes

Haris Ansari
Haris Ansari Asked 13 years ago

Hi Coach!

I have a new friend,he said that before learning forehand counterhit, it is necessery to be professional in forehand counterhit and forehand chop.  Is he right?

Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago

Hi Haris,

It is good to have a good base of strokes.  I am not too worried about which order they should be learnt but I think the counterhit and push on both forehand and backhand are a good start.  Then you can progress the strokes to the topspin.

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